QUOTE (Moon Demon @ Jun 10 2008, 05:58 PM)

Go ahead and make fun. I don't really care. I am just stating my observation.
I don't think anybody is making fun of you especially, but rather the topic itself, which is rather laughable in my honest opinion.
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After all , who am I to argue with someone who has 2 "aviation degrees" and has "spent time in the air force" (don't they have weight requirements for pilots? I have never seen an obese pilot!)
You can always argue, but that requires that you actually have the arguments to argue with. And none has so far been presented. Again and again the exact specifics of contrails have been pointed out, even with scientific links to underline their behavior. They have been extensively researched both from military (previously contrials was an excellent target pointer for anti aircraft artillery (AAA), but with radar and current missile technology, it is sort of outdated now;)) and civilian (pollution) angles. where is the scientific research showing that we are being sprayed with chemicals?! And what are those chemicals?! And what are they for?! And why are they being sprayed from 30,000 feet where one has no idea where they will land?! Oh, and what kind of concentration would be required for a chemical trail to actually be visible?! No, the thought is simply absurd in my honest opinion when you start weighing pros and cons against each other (I can't find a single pro for the chemtrail idea).
Yes, all the so-called chemtrail supporters can come up with is "but, vapour doesn't behave like that" and "why would planes fly in such patterns?". The former assertion is plain out wrong, as has been pointed out numerous times, and the latter has been explained over and over again. There has to be some substantial arguments to as why this is not vapour. Somehow those are still not coming forth, which is a fact in and of itself.
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Funny, how all the debunkers suddenly become aviation experts and air force pilots. With complete knowledge of flight patterns and internal mechanics of aerodynamics.
Not at all, and I for one certainly am not. But we have some very knowledgeable people in the field here, which incidentally also were the main people describing the characteristics of contrails and why chemtrails is a bogus concept based on scientific links. But when the only reply is that "contrials can only persist for a few seconds" (which is completely bogus) and "but I see this behavior from my bedroom window", they are in their right to assert put their experience behind what they say. Coherent, scientific argumentation obviously doesn't work, soooo....
Cheers,
Badeskov